FOR LOCAL CONTROL Taft Says Farmers Should Have Say
Sen Taft wound up a Wisconsin tour with a proposal that farmers handle production controls when needed. He said government should mainly offer advice and assistance and intervene only to protect farmers in serious emergencies. He urged local farmer involvement in controls at the community level. The speech was to about 1500 attendees at a Chamber of Commerce dinner of cheesemakers farmers and business men.
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Monroe
Wis
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Tornado Strikes Near Moultrie Damaging Homes and Church
A tornado hit near Poplar Arbor, 15 miles from Moultrie, Georgia, injuring eight and wrecking about 20 buildings including a Congregational church. Fires and collapsed barns caused livestock losses as residents gathered for supper. The City Council discussed the county spring festival set for February 23 at Liberty Memorial High School.
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Moultrie
Here
Poplar Arbor
South Georgia
Florida Line
Liberty Memorial High School
Caroll Crowgey
Prola
Tival
California
Boston Collector 1s Found Guilty
Boston dispatch reports Denis W. Delancey, former Massachusetts collector of internal revenue, convicted by a federal jury on all counts for accepting bribes and certifying improper tax lien payments. Jury deliberated over nine hours. sentencing planned next week. Delancey, 55, faces up to 18 years and fines. appeal indicated by his attorney. The case ties into ongoing federal tax scandals. Also noted is the death of silent-film actress Bonnie Earle at 69 in Los Angeles.
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Boston
Denis W. Delancey
Massachusetts
Delaney
Charles E. Wyczanski
Inski
Wyzanski
Jin Delaney
Balding Delaney
Lawrence
WPA
Internal Revenue
Truman
Trueman
Missing briefcase linked to Karpe case fuels death theories
Karpe's missing briefcase, thought to hold key papers, surfaces in connection with his case. Police investigate whether the discovery or absence sheds light on his death, with officials noting the item could influence the ongoing inquiry.
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Karpe
4-H Club Council Officer Resigns to Enter Armed Service
The Douglas County H Club Council accepts the resignation of Donald Landis Route 6 who was elected vice president for 1952. Landis, a member of the Four Leaf Clover Club, said he is entering the armed services. The Council will have its executive committee appoint a new vice president to fill the vacancy.
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Douglas County +H Club
Donald Landis
Route 6
Landis
Four- Leaf Clover Club
Armed Services
Patterson's death in plane crash shocks nation
Former Secretary of War Robert Patterson dies in a Elizabeth, New Jersey bound airliner crash near Buffalo after canceling a train trip to return home. The 60s era statesman, a onetime federal judge, had voiced that death and disease strike without warning. He leaves a wife, a son, and three daughters.
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New York
Robert P. Patterson
Elizabeth
Patterson
Beth el Hospital
Truman
Henry S. Stimson
Margaret Winchester
Baltimore
Robert P, Jr
Susan
Virginia
Samuel R. Campbell Jr
Boston
WINNIE STARTS HOME
Prime Minister Winston Churchill left New York aboard the Queen Mary after 18 days in the United States and Canada. He waved to crowds while nursing a cold and was bid farewell by Bernard Baruch, Sarah Churchill, and city official Vincent Impellitteri who awarded him the city’s medal of honor. Churchill’s U.S. visit included seven days in Washington and six policy talks with President Truman.
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New York
Winston Churchill
United States
Canada
Bernard Baruch
Churchill
Sarah
U. S
Raurch
Vincent R. Impellitteri
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Impellitteri
Washington
Truman
Work of Great Architect On Display at University
Exhibition on the work of Finnish American architect Eero Saarinen opens on the University of Kansas campus in Marvin Hall. It features drawings and photographs spanning Saarinen's career with the first half running until February 4 and the second half from then through February 15.
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Elel Saarinen
Marvin
University of Kansas
George M. Beal
Sunela
Beal
Aran Federation of Arts
Art
Wa Wis
Knen
Finland
Saarinen
Hermit Explains His Retiring Ways
Detroit recluse Adam Kujak hides in a packing box shelter on the city outskirts. He sleeps on rags and papers before a fire, watching the sky and flames with fear as he explains why he stays hidden. War, bombs, noise drive his fear toward safety in isolation.
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Detroit
Adam Kujak
Madge Meredith Regains House as Pardon Campaign Opens
Los Angeles report states actress Madge Meredith wins back her Laurel Canyon home, triggering a push for a full pardon after three years in prison for kidnapping. A court awarded $1,021 in rent to Meredith from 1946, reducing the $412 loan and a $5,112 balance, amid prior fraud allegations against former manager Nicholas Gianaclis.
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Los Angeles
Madge Meredith
Joe Leciie
Hollswport
Miss Meredith
Nicholas Gianaclis
Gianaclis
Verne Davion
Earl Warren
State Adult Authority
State Assembly
Actress Folly Moran Hospitalized in Hollywood Heart Ailment
Folly Moran, 68, longtime film comedienne who co starred with Marie Dressler in 1930s movies, is hospitalized with a serious heart condition. She was moved from the Motion Picture Hospital at Calabasas to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital last night and has been ill since last fall.
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Hollywood
Folly Moran
Marie Dressler
Cedars of Lebanon
Motion Picture
Calabasas
Bellans tablets promise fast relief for stomach distress
An advertisement touts Bellans tablets as fast acting medicine for stomach pain indigestion heartburn and gas. Priced at 25 cents and marketed as usable at the first signs of discomfort.
Swiss Hold Romanian for Part in Death of Marine
Swiss federal police report holding a man believed Romanian in the death of Cant Eugene Karpe a former U S military attache in Bucharest. Karpe fell from a train in Austria February 24 1950. His death remains unexplained and links to Robert Vogeler a U S businessman once imprisoned by Hungary are noted.
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Berne
Switzerland
Im— iSwiss
Eugene Karpe
VU. 8
Bucharest
Karpe
Austria
Marine Corps
Robert Vogeler
U.S
Hungary
U. S
Vog
K U Carillon Recital Today at 7 09 PM
Music page notes a carillon recital at K U today from 7 09 to 7 30 PM with varied pieces including Andante from Orfeo and other selections by Carelli and Vigne. A Sunday 3 00 to 3 30 PM program is also listed featuring works by Miner and Falk.
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Carillon
Orfeo
le Areal
Rien Vnv Thavanny Menuet
Siva
Sanpy Vigne Carelli
Sseest Aid Law Iarny
Crimson
Li i
Fap Eardong News
March of the Men of Marten' Sh
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Chinbert
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